Colorant
Ultramarines
Inorganic mineral pigments in the blue, violet, or pink-violet range. Ultramarines are used in eyeshadows, powders, blushes, and correcting decorative products.
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✓ Safe
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Ultramarines - synthetic inorganic pigments based on aluminosilicate structures with sulfur-containing chromophores. In cosmetics, they work as colorants for decorative effect.
Eyeshadows, powders, blushes, correctors, decorative products, mineral makeup, and pigment blends.
Key Benefits
Provide blue-violet shades
Help create cool, violet, lavender, or blue shades.
Useful for color correction
In small amounts, they can balance yellowness or warmth of the shade.
Stable in dry formulas
Often used in powders and pressed decorative cosmetics.
Suitable for
Main Actions
Pigment, non-care active
Ultramarines do not biologically alter the skin's condition. Their role is color and visual correction of the decorative product.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Ultramarines do for skin?
Eyeshadows, powders, blushes, correctors, decorative products, mineral makeup, and pigment blends.
Who should use Ultramarines?
Ultramarines is suitable for: eyeshadows, powders, blushes, color-correcting formulas.
Are there any warnings about Ultramarines?
Ultramarines do not biologically alter the skin's condition. Their role is color and visual correction of the decorative product.
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